Antique Tiles | Victorian Tiles

From the 1850s through to the early 1900s, Victorian homeowners installed splendid floors, paths, porches and hallways, using encaustic and geometric tiles. The encaustic tiles are individually patterned, while the geometrics are small, plain tiles that fit together to make a pattern of squares, triangles or diamonds. Tile Source provides these tiles today.

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Antique Tiles Vintage Bath Tile Design

Skip the plain white subway tiles for your vintage bath. Create a luxury vintage bath with this bathroom tile design. The center focus of this vintage bath design is a large free-standing soaking tub set in front of an elaborately designed tile wall.

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Antique Tiles

The best mode of treating a hall floor, whether in town or country, was to pave it with inlaid tiles or encaustic tiles. Ceramic antique tiles featured patterns that were created with different colors of clay. A variety of pavement tiles and antique tile borders were manufactured by companies such as Minton; some encaustic tiles were manufactured in Ohio.

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Antique Tiles Antique Tile Bath

A bathroom interior from an 1883 bathroom remodeling project that is fitted up with "the most approved modern appliances" of the day. An ornate mahogany framed bathtub with painted ceramic tile is the centerpiece of this vintage style bath.

Antique Tile Bath

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